Which one of the following statements about "Civil Disobedience" would the author consider most accurate?
Gabby_teixeiraMarch 29, 2020
Taking notes on reading passages
It would be super helpful if LSATMax could provide note-taking examples for each of the passages in the course. Given the amount of answers I get wrong, I know I'm not jotting down the right words so some examples on notes for the "main point, tone, and argument structure" would be super helpful!!
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This is good to know! I'll try to pass this insight along to our content developers. In the mean time, here's a tip regarding one way to take notes. Big picture questions, like "who," "what," "why," and "how" are typically what make up passage questions. Being able to jot down an answer to each of these may be helpful!
Gabby_teixeiraApril 6, 2020
So jot down the answers to who, what, why, and how for each paragraph?
Gabby_teixeiraApril 7, 2020
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RaviApril 12, 2020
@Gabby_teixeira, great question. I think @Andrea was referring to jotting down the "who," "what," "why," and "how" for the passage as a whole, not each paragraph. If she has any further clarification, I'm sure she'll elaborate. Let us know if you have any other questions!
